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Justice 4 Rebecca
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ME Lucas - No abrasions on the toes in the AR, but then in the p/c she had abrasions on her toes that appear to come from plants. So how did an ME miss noting abrasions on Rebecca's toes in an official AR? He mentioned blood smears, but no abrasions? Nonsensical!
In my opinion since ME Lucas did not note her toe abrasions, I wonder if he forgot to note abrasions elsewhere. Maybe her vagina where blood was found? How does ME Lucas define "no evidence of sexual trauma"?
If the blood on the bottom of her toes and feet came from a plant, how did the blood get smeared? Lucas did not note abrasions or blood drippings in his AR. By the time Rebecca's body was found the blood should have been dry. I don't see any reason for AS to touch the bottom of Rebecca's feet. Even when moving her after being found, it doesn't make sense to touch the bottom of her feet. So why the word smear and what really caused Rebecca to have blood on the bottom of her feet?
In addition to the comments in the FAQ, we have the following additional relevant information:
Blood was found on her inner thighs and the source was either menses or spotting due to an IUD (Intrauterine Device). There was no genital trauma. A small amount of blood was also noted on her big toes which appeared to be due to small scratches from the plants below the balcony.
SDCSD press release, Sept 6, 2011
*NOTE* NO abrasions on the toes are mentioned in the AR – this is an additional speculative comment by Lucas.
ME Lucas - No abrasions on the toes in the AR, but then in the p/c she had abrasions on her toes that appear to come from plants. So how did an ME miss noting abrasions on Rebecca's toes in an official AR? He mentioned blood smears, but no abrasions? Nonsensical!
In my opinion since ME Lucas did not note her toe abrasions, I wonder if he forgot to note abrasions elsewhere. Maybe her vagina where blood was found? How does ME Lucas define "no evidence of sexual trauma"?
If the blood on the bottom of her toes and feet came from a plant, how did the blood get smeared? Lucas did not note abrasions or blood drippings in his AR. By the time Rebecca's body was found the blood should have been dry. I don't see any reason for AS to touch the bottom of Rebecca's feet. Even when moving her after being found, it doesn't make sense to touch the bottom of her feet. So why the word smear and what really caused Rebecca to have blood on the bottom of her feet?